I think that the kids were scared of the step mother so they made heer into a witch in the story
Following are the subject and predicate in the sentence -
Simple subject - astronomers
Simple predicate - heavens constantly
Direct object - heaven
<h3>What are the parts of sentence?</h3>
- SUBJECT
- The subject, setting, or issue that is being addressed in a sentence is its concern. What or whoever the statement is about is represented by the concern.
- PREDICATE
- The sentence's movement or existence is expressed by the predicate. The simple predicate includes the verb and has the option of adding modifying words, phrases, or clauses.
- DIRECT OBJECT
- The movement of the phrase is given to the immediate item. A word or pronoun is frequently used as the direct item.
- DISTANT OBJECT
- The oblique item identifies the person or thing to whom or for whom the phrase is being moved. Oblique items frequently consist of nouns or pronouns.
- CONDITION COMPLIANCE
- A worry supplement is frequently a noun, pronoun, or adjective because it both renames and characterizes the issue.
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Let the price of single algebra book = x
and the price of geometry book = y
Then equation (1) = 2x+3y=34
3y= (34 - 2x)
y= (34 - 2x)/3
And equation (2) = 3x + 2y=36
put value of y in equation (2)
3x + 2 (34-2x)/3= 36
9x + 2 (34-2x)=108
9x + 68 - 4x=108
5x=40
x=8
put x=8 in equation ( 1 )
2(8) + 3y= 34
16+3y=34
3y=18
y=6
Hence, price of algebra book = 8$ and price of geometry book=6$
Hello!
The verb in this sentence is "became" as it indicates the action of the subject (the defendant), which is what he/she did.
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Answer: C) subordinating conjunction.
Explanation: a subordinating conjunction is a word that joins a dependent or subordinate clause (a phrase that doesn't have complete meaning on its own) with an independent clause (it has complete meaning on its own). There are subordinating conjunctions that show a relationship between two clauses involving a transition of time or place. In this case, "after" is a subordinating conjunction joining the independent clause "Mrs. Jenkins thanked them gratefully" and the subordinate clause "After the police came to her rescue."
